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uRAaAE-Frlday, September ., fourth day.
Ninth nee, run, throe,qparter mile heats, htst2
IN g. Purse $500, divided into three monies.
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&r1uAi8--s4 70; 81 To;ss 10. r,uiJ'B4l5
The consolation race was a picnic for
Essex, who won over BesBie B. and Fritz
eaaily, though in the first Fritz crowded
him somewhat. In the second Bessie B
was driven carelesaly. under whip and
with loose head. The result was that al
the half her tall went up and she stopped
with q brokon tendon. She Is owned BY q
man named Madden. Ii& ,Ti@ III
suMMARY-W. VA. l.. 4 &. Fla FALL rRo.
GRAa ME- Friday. September 2. fourth day.
J III j, Consolation pnrSo; two monies, TlN
ffitI 2 2
NEs!a ~. 80 dls
! MutuALs-s2 90; S2fo. IN|iR H..
The pace concluded the programme Of
this meeting. There wero eight side.
wheelers on the programme, but only four
started. Gray Wilkee, Embassador and
Belle sackett were drawn. Little Baby
appeared on tho track under saddle,
George Smith riding her. Objection was
made to her going other than 10 harness,
and after great deal Of parleying nhe
was sent oil the track. Tho Charters were
Frank NJ, Vogslne, Jimmie Patterson
and Aaron r. In tho order named.
Aaron r. was favorite In the pools
at $40, while Patterson and the field cold
Tor IS each. In tbs first heat there was
considerable time Loaf in scoring. A. w.
Robbing, Of Fo9toria, was driving his
horse, Aaron and was unable to hold tho
biz bay down; he would 90 up In the air
every time aud make anything like good
start out Of the quea!lon. Finally change
was made, and the driver Of Ell, the big
winner OF Thuraday's eco trot, got up
behind tho gelding, He was greeted with
applause as he drove down past tho stand
and no acknowledged the compliment by
gracefully lifting hs cap. He was able to
hold the horso down and contenting him.
self with bad third place carefully
nursed tho horaa till on tho a.yesch,
whom having tally warmed him up to the
work he lot him out aud the way Ia which
the horse went to tho front set the
BtAuu ctaAu WILL w luuCu CueeEluS nuu
yelling has not bsen heard at any other
tlme during the week. The horse aud
driver got regular ovation when they
camo back. Patterson held the pole tilI
the finish. when Aaron and VACCINE passed
him. 5....E- -S1 y.
In the second heat Aaron broke at the
first turn and fell behind badly, bnt after
coming down to almost ataad.still he re.
covered and repeated his performance OF
the frat heat, and again there was tire.
mendoug applause. TIE third he won
easily. Tho race was the prettiest and
most exciting OF the week. II is reported
that attsr the race Roas Moaggrove, Of Steu-
benville, purchased the horse; the figures
wers not given. 7,g
suMMARY-W. VA. Z. & 8. F. A. FALL PRO.
| GRAMME. Friday, September 0, fourth day,
Eleventh race-pacc, $50 claSs. Purse 500, di.
ylded in four m0nles; az 1.'55a
1"H
Jimmie q 3
rlhuk
Noselue..''''.'..'....
Time. -.
=, Quar-. Half. squar. Milo
| First heat..."............. 314 II 1.e2 22sh
| Second heat............". IS Is 1.52 2.a7A